Fish, 28, has long been a solid player on the men's tennis tour - good enough to make the main draws, rarely able to make much of a racket at major tournaments.
He also attempted to drive a wedge between nationalist-minded Sunnis and extremists, a distinction that, in the war's first year or two, American soldiers were rarely able to make; they were simply fighting "bad guys".
Her eldest son, Edward, is rarely able to make it, said Eileen Smith, because he is busy during the day at his job as a captain in the Orange Police Department.
He lost his sight by the age of 20, and his last years were dogged by debilitating illness, which meant that he was rarely able to make music, a hard blow for a gentle man who enjoyed communicating with his new-found fans.
This weighty incumbency – keeping the nation informed about any changes in Clare Balding's hairstyle, on John Motson's latest bon mots, and whether Alan Shearer has said anything interesting yet – means I am rarely able to make a personal appearance at sporting events.
They discovered that mothers are rarely able to make the long, expensive journey to a hospital, so cheaper hospital incubators wouldn't solve the problem.
